TITLE: Scripting and OLE Objects
PRODUCT: Improv for Windows 2.1
CHAPTER: 14-Integrating Improv with Other Applica
BOOK: Improv Handbook
DATE: 01/06/94

FAX NUMBER: 10446

Scripting and OLE Objects

There may be times when a script may need to refer to a particular OLE
object. Using the convention Object1, Object2, and so on, Improv assigns
each OLE object in a presentation a unique name. To find the assigned name
of an OLE object, select the OLE object. Click the current path button on
the status bar twice to see the object.

You can attach a script to any linked or embedded object. When you click
the object in the presentation, the script runs. For more information on
attaching scripts to objects, see "Running a Script Attached to a Button or
Object" in Chapter 17.

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